Moses Mbye of the Bulldogs is dejected after he is sent to the sin bin in the final minutes. Photo / Getty
NRL commentators have blown up after Canterbury was on the wrong end of two controversial calls which conspired to break their back in a heartbreaking 22-20 last-gasp loss to the Broncos.
Brisbane was awarded a controversial penalty in the 79th minute when Dogs fullback Moses Mbye was sin-binned for grabbing
Darius Boyd during a kick chase in the in-goal area.
The penalty gave Jamayne Isaako a chance to win the game for Brisbane with less than 10 seconds remaining.
His kick plunged a dagger into the Dogs, who hadn't been behind on the scoreboard for the entire game before the Broncos rising star kicked truly.
The decision to sin-bin Mbye for blocking Boyd as he chased through on a grubber divided commentators — but they were all united in horror when Isaako spilt a long-range kick in a clear knock-on early in the second half only for officials to rule the winger had knocked the Steeden backwards.
